The Role of Humans in Warfare Amid AI Arms Race Continues
A conversation with Professor Choi Jae-Woon discusses the impacts of AI in modern warfare, particularly in the context of the Iran war and its implications for future military strategies.
The US Navy Revives Electromagnetic Railgun Tests
The US Navy has resumed testing its electromagnetic railgun, which had previously been put on hold, as part of a new weapon system for the upcoming Trump-class battleships.
China beats US, Japan in carbon-fibre arms race to create worldโs first T1200 factory
China has established the world's first T1200 carbon fibre factory, surpassing US and Japanese capabilities, which could lead to significant advancements in various industries.
US-Israeli war on Iran may spark nuclear arms race, Carnegie scholar says
A Carnegie scholar warns that the potential conflict between the US and Israel against Iran could trigger a nuclear arms race in the region.
Twenty countries involved, economic shock and arms race: how the war in Iran has become global
The ongoing war in Iran, now entering its twelfth day, is significantly impacting over twenty countries due to its economic repercussions and escalating global involvement.
Media: Believes this is an American missile
The article discusses claims by media sources that a missile involved in a recent incident is of American origin.
This country has advanced ahead of India in the arms race, Russia still ranks first in the supplier list
India is ranked second in the world for arms imports, according to a recent SIPRI report, while Ukraine leads the list.
War in the Middle East: Lula calls on global leaders for peace, criticizes arms race, and mourns loss of UN credibility
Brazil's President Lula da Silva urges world leaders to prioritize peace and food security over military spending at a UN conference.
Increased emphasis on nuclear weapons is a serious turning point
The article discusses the growing focus on nuclear weapons and its implications.
Trump's missile shield could make Greenland a military target and create a new arms race
The article discusses concerns regarding Donald Trumpโs missile shield proposal for Greenland, highlighting its potential to escalate military tensions and make Greenland a strategic military target.
Athens Defence Summit 2026: The new arms race passes through Athens โ Who will attend, what is at stake
The Athens Defence Summit 2026 will be held on May 20-21, focusing on national security and defense amidst a backdrop of increased global military spending.
2.63 trillion dollars: Why the world is rearming
The global military expenditures reached 2.63 trillion dollars, driven by ongoing conflicts and security concerns, with Germany ranking fourth in military spending.
US accuses China of โmassivelyโ expanding nuclear arsenal amid fears of new arms race
The US has accused China of significantly increasing its nuclear weapons stockpile and conducting secret tests, raising concerns of a new arms race.
Putin says renewing nuclear weapons arsenal is an absolute priority
Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared that the modernization and renewal of the nuclear arsenal is a top priority for Russia.
Warning over China 'developing new generation of nuclear weapons' to be most deadly in the world
US intelligence sources warn that China is developing a new generation of nuclear weapons that could become the deadliest in the world.
Is the Middle East entering a nuclear arms race?
The article discusses the potential for a nuclear arms race in the Middle East amid rising tensions related to Iran's nuclear program and its implications for regional security.
China suspected of developing a 'new generation' of nuclear weapons
China is suspected of developing a new nuclear arsenal, described as a 'new generation' of nuclear weapons, with the goal of making it the most technologically advanced in the world.
The main world powers that possess nuclear weapons: which countries have them
The article discusses the current geopolitical tensions surrounding nuclear weapons and identifies the nine countries that possess them.
Why is China rapidly increasing the number of nuclear weapons? Watch
China is rapidly increasing its nuclear arsenal, with projections suggesting it could have around 1,000 nuclear weapons by 2030 and possibly 1,500 by 2035.
Expert: AI 'arms race' poses a threat that humanity may become extinct
An expert warns that the AI arms race could lead to existential risks for humanity, emphasizing the responsibility of world leaders in addressing these challenges.
The Times Editorials: Trump risks provoking a nuclear fire
The editorial discusses concerns regarding Trump's nuclear policies following the expiration of the New START treaty, highlighting risks of a new arms race and nuclear instability.
Refreshing Nuclear Facilities in Secret
Old nuclear research facilities in western China have been secretly renovated, revealing China's efforts to expand its nuclear arsenal.
Is Sรกnchez ahead or going in the opposite direction?
Pedro Sรกnchez distanced himself from the European arms race at the Munich Security Forum, advocating for a 'moral rearmament' instead of nuclear rearmament.
Far-right extremist used TikTok to prepare for race war against immigrants and Muslims jailed
Thomas McKenna, a 60-year-old lorry driver, has been sentenced to 16 years in prison for using TikTok to plan a race war against Muslims and immigrants while engaging in illegal arms sales.
Trump challenges China and secretly reopens the nuclear arms race
Donald Trump is accused of reigniting the nuclear arms race with China, as U.S. officials claim that the Chinese government is secretly conducting nuclear tests.
Has this Muslim country built an atomic bomb now?
A discussion surrounds the recent claims about a Muslim-majority country purportedly developing an atomic bomb.
Are we all going to die in a nuclear war?
The article explores the cultural and historical roots of the nuclear war threat narrative, primarily emphasizing its origins in American society.
Global AI Investments: The Trillion-Dollar Arms Race
Major tech companies are set to invest over $600 billion in AI this year, marking an unprecedented surge in funding for the technology.
New Agreement or New Arms Race?
Donald Trump is considering the resumption of nuclear weapon testing and increasing the active stockpile of nuclear arms following the expiration of a key arms control agreement with Russia.
Chinaโs AI arms race sees sector brace for major flagship model launch week
China's AI sector is preparing for a significant week as domestic tech giants are set to unveil several new flagship AI models, including Alibaba's Qwen-3.5.
The agreement has expired, but a large-scale arms race is unlikely
Despite the expiration of the New START treaty, experts believe a nuclear arms race between the U.S. and Russia is unlikely due to ongoing military commitments, particularly Russia's involvement in Ukraine.
Analyst: The termination of the nuclear agreement between the USA and Russia is a much more dangerous topic than others
Analyst Marko Babiฤ discusses the expiration of the nuclear weapons agreement between the USA and Russia and the potential repercussions of a new arms race.
Nuclear powers scramble for high ground after arms treaty expires
Major nuclear powers are intensifying their strategic posturing following the expiration of the New START treaty, leading to fears of a renewed arms race.
A Russian newspaper: The specter of the Cold War has returned, but in the form of a dangerous nuclear race
A report from the Russian newspaper Vedomosti discusses the implications of the expiration of the New START treaty and the potential for a renewed arms race among nuclear powers.
Russia and U.S. Agree on Need for New Nuclear Arms Treaty, Kremlin Says
Russian and U.S. officials have agreed to begin negotiations for a new nuclear weapons reduction treaty following the expiration of the last agreement, amidst concerns over a potential arms race.
New York Times: Humanity is Threatened After the End of the Last Nuclear Treaty
The end of the last nuclear arms reduction treaty between the United States and Russia marks a pivotal moment that concludes over fifty years of efforts to mitigate nuclear dangers, as the world faces a new unregulated nuclear reality amid escalating arms races and diminishing trust among major powers.
This Agreement Aimed to Slow Down the Arms Race. Japan Felt Deceived
The Washington Naval Agreement aimed to reduce military expenses and prevent a new arms race among world powers in the early 1920s, with Japan feeling particularly deceived by the outcomes.
Germany Indecisive, Poland Lacking Will: The Simulation Exercise Showing How Vulnerable Europe Is to a Russian Attack
The article discusses the concerns in Europe regarding the vulnerability to a potential Russian attack amid the ongoing Ukraine war and a shift towards an arms race.
US-China Orbital Arms Race is Forging a Trillion-Dollar Space Economy
The article discusses how the US-China arms race in space is shaping a lucrative trillion-dollar economy, driven by the necessity for national security and advancements in technology.
The US-Russia treaty is coming to an end... Will it start a nuclear weapons race?
The New START treaty between the US and Russia, which limits nuclear weapons, is set to expire on February 5, 2026, raising concerns about a potential new arms race and threats to global security.
With the End of the New START Treaty, Is the World Facing a New Cold War?
The article discusses fears of a renewed Cold War and a nuclear arms race following the end of the New START treaty between Russia and the United States.
Why the end of the nuclear treaty between Russia and the U.S. paves the way for an atomic race
The expiration of the New START treaty between the U.S. and Russia raises concerns about the potential for a new atomic arms race amid geopolitical tensions.
Global Nuclear Fears: How the Ukraine War Led to the Collapse of 'New START'?
The Russia-Ukraine war has destabilized the last safeguards in the nuclear arms reduction framework between Washington and Moscow, culminating in the formal end of the 'New START' treaty without a clear replacement, thus entering a murky phase of strategic arms race amidst China's growing nuclear capabilities.
Podcast 'On Point': 'New Start' Ends - And the Nuclear Arms Race Begins?
The 'New Start' treaty, which limited nuclear weapons between Russia and the USA, is expiring, raising fears of a new arms race as there are no longer any limits on nuclear warheads for both nations.
"No catastrophe that leads to nuclear rearmament"
The last major nuclear weapons treaty between the US and Russia has expired, but expert Karl-Heinz Kamp explains why he does not anticipate a new nuclear arms race.
Trump and Putin failed to establish a new nuclear arms agreement, which could lead to a global arms race
The expiration of the START treaty limiting US and Russian nuclear arsenals raises concerns about a new arms race, although reports suggest the countries may continue to adhere to the agreement's terms beyond the deadline.
The Last Nuclear Pact Between the United States and Russia Comes to an End: Does a New Arms Race Emerge?
The last nuclear arms agreement between Russia and the United States expired on Thursday, removing limits on the two largest nuclear arsenals for the first time in over fifty years and potentially setting the stage for an unrestricted nuclear arms race.
Has the world entered the 'Nuclear Jungle Law'? The end of the New START Treaty raises concerns on platforms
The expiration of the New START Treaty has sparked significant concern on social media about the potential onset of a nuclear arms race without regulatory frameworks, amidst heightened tensions between major powers.
New global nuclear arms race fears as weapons treaty comes to end
The termination of the US-Russia nuclear arms pact has raised significant concerns about the potential onset of a new global nuclear arms race.
A Turning Point in the World Power Order? 'Now I See the Complete Collapse of Everything I've Worked for 45 Years'
The expiration of the strategic arms reduction treaty has left the U.S. and Russia without an agreement for the first time since the 1970s, raising concerns about a new nuclear arms race involving more countries.